On the sidelines!!

2 Walkons and 2 low rated jucos so far. Some injuries or folks being sat for other reasons

Pathetic. Worse than Floyd.

Could be epic

Send AWL to Akron this December along with ShaDon Brown. We need to promote him to ‘Fan.’

Perlo Bastien?

Unbelievable

Well its time of year again, and I figured with the vacuum in place I'd start the new Hotboard for 2020. Unlike other previous iterations of the hotboard, this one will feature the current sexiest women alive for 2020. Feel free to add your own. Rivals ratings to follow:

WHO YOU GOT?

Brunettes:

Emilia Clarke



Gal Gaddot


Blondes:

Margot Robbie


Scarlette Johansson


Asian:

Angela Yeung Wing

African American:

Rhianna


Redheads:

Also Rhianna


Indian:

Priyanka Chopra



Hispanic:

Selena Gomez

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Definitely gonna some competition to displace them from the conference cellar, based on what I've seen against Iowa this afternoon. They border on putrid at this point in the season. No Lombardi Trophy for Campbell this season.

Any other places they will go maybe Mcafee’s influence can turn them our way?

Kansas has passed up Neal Brown.

Any place showing the game in Myrtle Beach?

for Wake.

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 9, 2023) – With just three seconds left in the game, sophomore Marcus Caldeira found the back of the net to give the No. 16 West Virginia men’s soccer team a 1-0 victory over No. 3 Portland on Saturday at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium. The Mountaineers stay undefeated at 5-0 while the Pilots suffer their first defeat and fall to 3-1.



It is the first time since 1975 that West Virginia has started a season with five consecutive victories.



“A great game against a great team,” said head coach Dan Stratford. “Sometimes you need a moment like that at the end and we are obviously grateful we had it. What it will do to the guys and their mentality moving forward is going to be huge.”



It is the first ranked win for the Mountaineers since beating second-ranked Tulsa in the third round of the 2021 NCAA Tournament. It is also the sixth top-three win for WVU since 2006.



Caldeira is the NCAA leader with six goals, surpassing his total from a season ago. He has also scored in all five games this year.



The winning moment started with just 20 seconds remaining as senior Jackson Lee sent a goal kick down the field to Luke McCormick, who dribbled it down the right side. He sent a ball into the box for senior Yutaro Tsukada, who headed a shot off the cross bar. The ball stayed in play and bounced to the foot of Caldeira, who buried it into the back of the net, sending the players, coaches, and fans into a frenzy.



In the most even game of the year for both squads, Portland outshot WVU, 10-9 while the Mountaineers held a 4-1 edge in shots on goal. West Virginia also took four corners compared to three for the Pilots while fouls were also close with WVU committing 11 to Portland’s 10.



Lee picks up his fourth shutout of the season, this being his most impressive as the Pilots came into the game as the nation’s top offense, averaging 4.33 goals per game.



Portland had the first chance of the game in the 19th minute as Jacob Babalai’s shot went off the post and into the hands of Lee.



In the 26th minute, the Mountaineers had their first golden opportunity as Caldeira got past the defense but could not get his shot around Portland keeper Miguel-Angel Hernandez.



In the 66th minute, Tsukada took a chance from distance, but once again, Hernandez was there to knock it over the bar.



Portland had its most dangerous opportunity of the second half in the 80th minute as they had two shots blocked in the box by the WVU defense before being cleared away.



The Mountaineers will head to No. 6 UCF on Friday to open Sun Belt play. Kickoff from Orlando is set for 7 p.m.



For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Montre Miller and EJ Horton not dressed today but we knew that coming into the game.

NFM

Gibby's defense - SHEW!

So we made a decision that Nicco was the better prospect? He looks good from what I’ve seen. Hope that wasn’t a bad decision

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (Sept. 9, 2023) – With just three seconds left in the game, sophomore Marcus Caldeira found the back of the net to give the No. 16 West Virginia men’s soccer team a 1-0 victory over No. 3 Portland on Saturday at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium. The Mountaineers stay undefeated at 5-0 while the Pilots suffer their first defeat and fall to 3-1.



It is the first time since 1975 that West Virginia has started a season with five consecutive victories.



“A great game against a great team,” said head coach Dan Stratford. “Sometimes you need a moment like that at the end and we are obviously grateful we had it. What it will do to the guys and their mentality moving forward is going to be huge.”



It is the first ranked win for the Mountaineers since beating second-ranked Tulsa in the third round of the 2021 NCAA Tournament. It is also the sixth top-three win for WVU since 2006.



Caldeira is the NCAA leader with six goals, surpassing his total from a season ago. He has also scored in all five games this year.



The winning moment started with just 20 seconds remaining as senior Jackson Lee sent a goal kick down the field to Luke McCormick, who dribbled it down the right side. He sent a ball into the box for senior Yutaro Tsukada, who headed a shot off the cross bar. The ball stayed in play and bounced to the foot of Caldeira, who buried it into the back of the net, sending the players, coaches, and fans into a frenzy.



In the most even game of the year for both squads, Portland outshot WVU, 10-9 while the Mountaineers held a 4-1 edge in shots on goal. West Virginia also took four corners compared to three for the Pilots while fouls were also close with WVU committing 11 to Portland’s 10.



Lee picks up his fourth shutout of the season, this being his most impressive as the Pilots came into the game as the nation’s top offense, averaging 4.33 goals per game.



Portland had the first chance of the game in the 19th minute as Jacob Babalai’s shot went off the post and into the hands of Lee.



In the 26th minute, the Mountaineers had their first golden opportunity as Caldeira got past the defense but could not get his shot around Portland keeper Miguel-Angel Hernandez.



In the 66th minute, Tsukada took a chance from distance, but once again, Hernandez was there to knock it over the bar.



Portland had its most dangerous opportunity of the second half in the 80th minute as they had two shots blocked in the box by the WVU defense before being cleared away.



The Mountaineers will head to No. 6 UCF on Friday to open Sun Belt play. Kickoff from Orlando is set for 7 p.m.



For more information on the Mountaineers, follow @WVUMensSoccer on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

4 sodas. 2 popcorns. 1 candy. 10 minutes with a $25 voucher on a $22.50 total.

OFFENSE:

QB: 6 Garrett Greene, 5-11, 198, Jr.
8 Nicco Marchiol, 6-1, 226, r-Fr.

RB: 4 CJ Donaldson, 6-1, 238, So.
26 Justin Johnson, 5-11, 202, Jr.

WR (Z): 5 Devin Carter, 6-3, 215, r-Sr.
7 Traylon Ray, 6-3, 190, Fr.

WR (X): 11 Cortez Braham, 6-2, 199, Sr. -or-
1 Jeremiah Aaron, 5-10, 188, Jr.

WR (H): 29 Preston Fox, 5-10, 184, r-So.
2 Rodney Gallagher, 5-10, 167, Fr.

TE: 81 Treylan Davis, 6-3, 255, r-So. -or-
87 Kole Taylor, 6-7, 246, Jr.

LT: 74 Wyatt Milum, 6-6, 310, Jr.
58 Nick Malone, 6-5, 298, r-Jr.

LG: 55 Tomas Rimac, 6-6, 318, r-So.
63 Bryce Biggs, 6-4, 310, r-So.

C: 54 Zach Frazier, 6-3, 311, Jr.
67 Landen Livingston, 6-4, 294, r-Fr.

RG: 50 Brandon Yates, 6-4, 315, r-Jr.
66 Ja'Quay Hubbard, 6-5, 326, r-Jr.

RT: 72 Doug Nester, 6-7, 320, Sr.
60 Johnny Williams, 6-7, 308, Fr.



DEFENSE:

DE: 91 Sean Martin, 6-5, 291, Jr.
3 Tomiwa Durojaiye, 6-4, 278, r-Fr.

NT: 93 Mike Lockhart, 6-3, 309, r-Jr.
54 Fatorma Mulbah, 6-3, 306, r-Jr.

DT: 96 Edward Vesterinen, 6-3, 283, Jr.
97 Jalen Thornton, 6-2, 277 r-Jr.

BANDIT: 10 Jared Bartlett, 6-2, 236, r-Jr.
8 Tyrin Bradley, 6-1, 251, Jr.

MIKE: 1 Lee Kpogba, 6-1, 234, r-Sr.
Sr. 18 Tirek Austin-Cave, 6-1, 229, Jr.

WILL: 19 Trey Lathan, 6-1, 222, r-Fr.
33 Jairo Faverus, 6-0, 217, r-So.

SPEAR: 13 Hershey McLaurin, 6-1, 212, Jr.
5 Lance Dixon, 6-2, 221, r-Jr.

FS: 2 Aubrey Burks, 5-11, 188, Jr.
23 Keyshawn Cobb, 5-10, 208, Sr.

CAT: 12 Anthony Wilson, 5-9, 190, r-Jr.
24 Marcis Floyd, 6-0, 197, r-Sr.

CB: 7 Andrew Wilson-Lamp, 6-2, 175, r-So.
0 Montre Miller, 5-11, 188, r-Sr.

CB: 11 Beanie Bishop, 5-10, 181, r-Sr. 1
4 Malachi Ruffin, 5-10, 193, r-Jr.